Anantara Chiang Mai Resort is proud to showcase artists both local and global, with concerts and an exhibition lined up in the coming weeks, and more on the horizon
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As one of the Lanna capital’s most beautiful hotels – with tranquil lawns that front the Mae Ping River, Zen courtyards, and a magnificent teak mansion that once served as the British consulate – Anantara Chiang Mai Resort is the perfect stage for artistry.
On 6 and 13 September, music scholars and students from Prem International School will serenade guests at The Verandah at 1921 House. Highlight performers include Meiyu Gong on cello and Puri Puengpipattrakul on piano, both rising stars despite their young age, with a brilliant repertoire of pieces between them.
Guests can enjoy these concerts alongside the resort’s signature afternoon tea, served daily from 2:00 pm to 5:00 pm on the verandah. This season’s edition, “Whispers of the East: The Artist Edition”, is an imaginative collaboration with Chef Pongsakorn Jiarasat of local Jia Tong Heng fame, blending traditional English and modern Sino-Thai flavours, and featuring an art fortune cookie. Guests are also invited to become artists for the afternoon by painting their own piece on an edible canvas. The Artist Edition Afternoon tea is available from 6 until 30 September.
On 2 October, Meiyu and Puri will join forces with Mahidol University College of Music’s famed Libere String Quartet in the Light & Shade classical concert. Featuring faculty members Dr. Mahakit Leardcheewanan and Inga Causa on violin, Dr. Daniel Keasle on viola, and Marcin Szawelski on cello, the programme will treat guests to the familiar refrains of Bach, Mozart, Shostakovich, and Haydn, accompanied by cocktails and canapés.
Also to be enjoyed at the resort is French-Vietnamese artist Hom Nguyen’s ground-breaking exhibition “MĀEYE: The eye that sees with love”. Taking up art to process the grief of losing his mother, Nguyen’s works explore the deep bond between mother and child and the silent language of love. His works will be on display at the 1921 House from 6 until 30 September.
“As one of Chiang Mai’s leading hotels, we are proud to collaborate with local institutions to promote rising talent”, says Arnaud Béril, Cluster General Manager of Anantara Chiang Mai Resort and Anantara Golden Triangle Elephant Camp and Resort. “This is what makes Anantara unique, and what allows our guests to really connect with the destination. Being able to draw on our global network to also bring world-class artists here only adds to the experience”, he adds.
The “Whispers of the East” afternoon tea is priced at THB 1,188++ per person or THB 2,188++ per couple, and the “Light & Shade” classical concert at THB 890 net for adults and THB 450 net for students. Young Artists concerts and the MĀEYE exhibition are complimentary.
For more information or reservations, call +66 53 253 333, email chiangmai@anantara.com or visit anantara.com
As the capital of the ancient Lanna kingdom, Chiang Mai overflows with cultural discoveries, from traditional Buddhist temples and handicraft collectives to a decidedly contemporary art and cafe scene. Surrounding the city, adventure awaits, whether trekking through the mountains to elephant sanctuaries and hilltribe villages or soaring over them in a hot-air balloon.
Anantara Chiang Mai Resort offers boutique contemporary luxury on the banks of the Mae Ping River, just five minutes from the Night Bazaar and 15 minutes from the airport. Eighty-four rooms and suites are located on the main grounds, with 25 serviced suites designed for long stays and families just across the road. The central 100-year-old heritage house, formerly the British consulate, plays host to elegant evenings of wining and dining. Leisure facilities include the award-winning Anantara Spa, a 34 m swimming pool by the river, and a fitness centre offering yoga, tai chi and muay Thai classes.
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